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Statue of Liberty (New York, United States) Posted: December 26, 2014 in architecture, sculpture, monuments, wonders of the world Tags: France, Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, the Statue of Liberty, sculptor, sculpture, Liberty Island, Mitterrand, independence, New York, Island of freedom USA, USA, Statue of Liberty, sights of the world
"A hundred years ago are thousands and thousands of sons and daughters of France x and y axis donated United States Statue of Liberty, today the symbol x and y axis of our common ideals," French President Mitterrand at the ceremony of re-consecration of the Statue of Liberty in 1986.
Statue of Liberty (Statue of Liberty), the giant figure was raised on the island of Liberty (Liberty x and y axis Island) in the upper part of the New York harbor, symbolizes the door of the New World. This monumental statue was created on the initiative of prominent French lawyer and politician Edouard-Rene Lefebvre de Laboulayea, year 1884, the people of the United States gave to the French to commemorate the centennial of American independence.
The copper-plated female figure facing the city harbor is a classically dressed woman wearing a crown with seven spikes. Under her feet are still terminate the slave chains, and in his raised right hand holding a torch. The left turn holding book with the date of proclamation of the Declaration of Independence - 4th of July 1776, I was a statue 56 meters tall, about the same as the tallest skyscraper from the time of its inception, and together with the base rises 93 meters in height.
This figure, which was initially called "Liberty enlightening the world", the work of French sculptor Frederic Auguste Bartholdi. The money was collected x and y axis for him as a voluntary contribution of French citizens, and Bartholdi was in her Paris atelier on it began work in 1875. First he made a small model of terracotta, and then increased through x and y axis three meticulously made, progressively higher versions.
Finally they were made, and wooden models of certain parts of life size. They are then covered with plaster, and carpenters are at a cast made wooden molds that have faithfully followed his form. Finally on wooden molds placed copper plate which is then hammer blows day desired shape. Only then were placed on the carrying skeleton erected in the yard by the sculptor's studio. It was a dress rehearsal for the final assembly. Only when the statue in natural size was successfully erected in Paris, the French x and y axis have it explained to save in 214 crates and ship Isere sent to America. In New York the other hand, arrived July 17 1885.
The construction of such a giant, this independent statue created a specific design problems. In an effort to solve them, Bartholdi was hired by French engineer Gustave Eiffel (Eiffel Tower builder) and is tasked x and y axis to design the internal supporting structure. Since the statue was relatively easy, the problem was not carrying vertical loads, but the trouble was that the statue due to the huge surface wrapped x and y axis around a hollow interior extraordinarily sensitive to knocks the wind.
Eiffel project inside the Statue x and y axis of Liberty provided a supporting skeleton x and y axis with a central tower of the four vertical pillars with horizontal and diagonal bracing. This is the central pylon take over the main burden so they took the stone base in the ground. I turn pedestal, made of reinforced concrete and faced with granite, lying on concrete foundations that are believed to have been at that time were the largest concrete monolith in the world. The pedestal was designed x and y axis by American architect Richard Morris Hunt and placed it inside the stellate fortress built almost 80 years ago to defend New York City from any naval attack.
The central tornjaks sculpturally shaped outer shell monuments carried over a strong, but flexible skeleton composed x and y axis of 1,350 vertical ribs and of pudlovana iron, Illyrian favorite materials like cast iron. They
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Statue of Liberty (New York, United States) Posted: December 26, 2014 in architecture, sculpture, monuments, wonders of the world Tags: France, Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, the Statue of Liberty, sculptor, sculpture, Liberty Island, Mitterrand, independence, New York, Island of freedom USA, USA, Statue of Liberty, sights of the world
"A hundred years ago are thousands and thousands of sons and daughters of France x and y axis donated United States Statue of Liberty, today the symbol x and y axis of our common ideals," French President Mitterrand at the ceremony of re-consecration of the Statue of Liberty in 1986.
Statue of Liberty (Statue of Liberty), the giant figure was raised on the island of Liberty (Liberty x and y axis Island) in the upper part of the New York harbor, symbolizes the door of the New World. This monumental statue was created on the initiative of prominent French lawyer and politician Edouard-Rene Lefebvre de Laboulayea, year 1884, the people of the United States gave to the French to commemorate the centennial of American independence.
The copper-plated female figure facing the city harbor is a classically dressed woman wearing a crown with seven spikes. Under her feet are still terminate the slave chains, and in his raised right hand holding a torch. The left turn holding book with the date of proclamation of the Declaration of Independence - 4th of July 1776, I was a statue 56 meters tall, about the same as the tallest skyscraper from the time of its inception, and together with the base rises 93 meters in height.
This figure, which was initially called "Liberty enlightening the world", the work of French sculptor Frederic Auguste Bartholdi. The money was collected x and y axis for him as a voluntary contribution of French citizens, and Bartholdi was in her Paris atelier on it began work in 1875. First he made a small model of terracotta, and then increased through x and y axis three meticulously made, progressively higher versions.
Finally they were made, and wooden models of certain parts of life size. They are then covered with plaster, and carpenters are at a cast made wooden molds that have faithfully followed his form. Finally on wooden molds placed copper plate which is then hammer blows day desired shape. Only then were placed on the carrying skeleton erected in the yard by the sculptor's studio. It was a dress rehearsal for the final assembly. Only when the statue in natural size was successfully erected in Paris, the French x and y axis have it explained to save in 214 crates and ship Isere sent to America. In New York the other hand, arrived July 17 1885.
The construction of such a giant, this independent statue created a specific design problems. In an effort to solve them, Bartholdi was hired by French engineer Gustave Eiffel (Eiffel Tower builder) and is tasked x and y axis to design the internal supporting structure. Since the statue was relatively easy, the problem was not carrying vertical loads, but the trouble was that the statue due to the huge surface wrapped x and y axis around a hollow interior extraordinarily sensitive to knocks the wind.
Eiffel project inside the Statue x and y axis of Liberty provided a supporting skeleton x and y axis with a central tower of the four vertical pillars with horizontal and diagonal bracing. This is the central pylon take over the main burden so they took the stone base in the ground. I turn pedestal, made of reinforced concrete and faced with granite, lying on concrete foundations that are believed to have been at that time were the largest concrete monolith in the world. The pedestal was designed x and y axis by American architect Richard Morris Hunt and placed it inside the stellate fortress built almost 80 years ago to defend New York City from any naval attack.
The central tornjaks sculpturally shaped outer shell monuments carried over a strong, but flexible skeleton composed x and y axis of 1,350 vertical ribs and of pudlovana iron, Illyrian favorite materials like cast iron. They
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